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The ridiculously oversimplified claim that PCR can “detect one single molecule”
There’s so much more to these four words than is attributed to them, so I thought I’d better write that down instead of leaving it in my head. Here’s hoping Read More ...
Just 0.7% of of universally screened asymptomatic patients produced unrepeatable PCR tests
A recent paper entitled “Diagnostic Value and Outcomes of Systematic SARS-CoV-2 Screening in Asymptomatic Patients” highlights the need for innovative contextual actions in response to positive PCR results during exceptional Read More ...
The “Infection Pause”: because it’s about fewer infections, not an immune debt to repay
There was a real, measurable shift in the peak season for several endemic human pathogens as well as a rebound in infections, coinfections, and disease severity among them after the Read More ...
Age and COVID-19: What’s with all the young kids?
Inspired by an online conversation and the hard work of others, I set off to examine age groupings among Australians confirmed as COVID-19 cases, based on testing using a quality-laboratory Read More ...
